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For CalDav/CardDav there's DAVx⁵. It's on Play if you want to support the developer, or F-Droid if you don't. There is also ICSx⁵ from the same developer, work
by TheChaplain 6y ago
For CalDav/CardDav there's DAVx⁵. It's on Play if you want to support the developer, or F-Droid if you don't.
There is also ICSx⁵ from the same developer, works against outlook.com.
I paid for both, they work great.
- samoa42 6y agoso there are a ton of different apps for which you can pay to get a feature that ios has builtin. great
- forty 6y agoNote that the apps they mentioned are available for free
- samoa42 6y agonoted, hence i wrote 'can pay' and not 'must pay'.
- ChuckNorris89 6y agoYou mean just like how on iOS you need to pay for apps to give you (almost) the same functionality and customization as on Android?
- teekert 6y agoMeh that goes 2 ways. Try getting good WebDAV or third party backup solutions in the Mac ecosystem. You win some, you loose some.
- samoa42 6y agoyea. really buggers me that there is no native webdav support in ios (at least there is cal-/carddav)
- dotancohen 6y agoI'll vouch for DAVx⁵. Terrific app, I've been using it for years through the name change. I use it to sync contacts and calendar with NextCloud.